Louise Kinsey used the bus service to help her walk the Pembrokeshire coastal path
A woman who described a rural bus service as a “lifeline” says she may have to consider moving when it ends in October.
The Fflecsi Bwcabus bus service operates in rural Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.
It is due to come to an end on 31 October due to the Welsh government withdrawing its funding.
The Welsh government says it is working to explore potential solutions with local authorities and communities.
The service is designed to help people make local journeys and connections to main bus routes. A bus picks customers up on request, changing its route depending on demand.
One of those customers, Louise Kinsey, said she has used the service over the past year to walk part of the Pembrokeshire coastal path in memory of her grandmother.
“For me without the Bwcabus, I don’t know that it would have been possible. Otherwise, we’re relying on people to drive you one way or another,” she said.
A grant which funded the service ended in June
Bwcabus had been…
